SSI Divemaster Course
SSI Divemaster Course
About the Course
The SSI Divemaster program is the first exciting step toward becoming a professional diver. As a Divemaster, you’ll earn the respect of your dive buddies and become an ambassador for diving. This program will teach you advanced dive skills, guide divers, and develop your leadership abilities, all while enhancing your understanding of dive theory and techniques.
Once you complete the Divemaster program, you will immediately be certified as an SSI Dive Guide. If you’re ready to take your passion for diving further, the next step is the Divemaster Upgrade, where you can increase your experience, assist instructors, or even become an instructor yourself. To do this you need to complete the Science of Diving online specialty Course (included in this bundle) and submit your professional application to SSI.
If you're interested in turning your passion into a profession, contact us here, and we can guide you through the Divemaster upgrade process to help you achieve your goals.
Prerequisites
- 40 verified/logged dives
- Certifications in Deep Diving, Navigation, Night & Limited Visibility, or at least 5 logged/verified dives in each area
- Diver Stress & Rescue certification
What's Included
- Digital learning kits - Dive Guide, Computer Diving, Science of Diving
- Digital Certification card
- Academic sessions (in-person/online)
- Confined and Open Water Training Dives
- Dive Professional Package - Physical Materials
What's Not Included
- Total Diving System: As this is a professional-level course, you are expected to use your own high-quality Total Diving System (excluding cylinders and weights).
- Professional Fee: Upon completion, you will need to pay your professional registration fee directly to SSI.
Timings
Check our calendar of events on the home page for the next available Divemaster course. We do also offer Divemaster internships on a limited basis, if this is something you are interested in contact us to apply.
Duration
35-45 hours.
Location
A mix of pool, open water, and in-person/online academic sessions.